Pritesh Patel

Go visit podiatrist near your home. You make required custom mold orthotics and motion control shoes to provide better stability to your foot and ankle joint and provide arch support to your feet.

You can prevent it by using offloading pad around the corn area, orthotics, shoe modifications, or surgical correction of your foot deformities.

Yes! You can prevent further development or become worst by using custom mold orthotic, bunion splint, gel web spacer, and hammer toe pad. You can evaluate your feet by foot and ankle surgeon nearby your home.

Fungal infections are more common in warm weather when feet tend to sweat more. Fungus thrives in damp areas, such as swimming pools, showers and locker rooms. Athletes often have sweaty feet and use the facilities where fungus is commonly found, thus the term "athlete's foot."

No, you are not at risk of spreading tinea pedis infection to your husband or kids.

The cause of your heel pain is plantar fasciitis and Achilles tendonitis. This cause by tight Achilles tendon and plantar fascia.

1. Stretching exercises. Exercises that stretch out the calf muscles help ease pain and assist with recovery.
2. Avoid going barefoot. When you walk without shoes, you put undue strain and stress on your plantar fascia.
3. Ice. Putting an ice pack on your heel for 20 minutes several times a day helps reduce inflammation. Place a thin towel between the ice and your heel; do not apply ice directly to the skin.
4. Limit activities. Cut down on extended physical activities to give your heel a rest.
5. Shoe modifications. Wearing supportive shoes that have good arch support and a slightly raised heel reduces stress on the plantar fascia.
6. Custom made orthotic.

Please go see podiatrist near your home for further evaluation of your heel pain.

Pain in the foot while sitting down for long duration is associated with rest pain/arterial insufficiency/poor circulation on the lower leg. Rest pain is a continuous burning pain of the lower leg or feet. It begins or is aggravated, after reclining or elevating the limb and is relieved by sitting or standing. It is more severe than intermittent claudication, which is also a pain in the legs from arterial insufficiency.

Yes! You should have an MRI or ultrasound of the foot to rule out any piece of glass left behind.

I would suggest to you, you should check inside of your shoes to make sure there is no nail or wire inside of the shoes.

If you have a bulging bone that hurts on friction just below your toe then you can try to offload using over the counter pad. I would strongly advise you to go see foot and ankle surgeon for bulging bone. You might need surgery to removal bulging bone below your toe.

Some time swelling may take weeks to reduce down. You might need aggressive treatment with CAM walker and limited walking and a short period of time. If your swelling has not improved then you will need MRI of the foot for further evaluation and treatment.

You can try rest, ice, compression, and elevation, along with ace warp or CAM boot. You can take over-the-counter or topical pain medication for pain, custom mold orthotic and physical therapy with a will to treat your condition.

Yes, Callus under your toes can be treated by trimming and you can also use urea 40% cream to keep them soft or gel to cap. If callus is occurring more often then you should be evaluated by a podiatrist for further treatment.

Sounds like you are suffering from peroneal tendon dislocation. You can do a noncontras MRI of the ankle, and a supporting ankle brace can be a conservative option!

If you have a recurrent ingrown nail problem, then the best solution for you is partial nail avulsion with phenol application, which is done by a podiatrist in your area!

Yes, weight can be one of the factor of pain in the knee and ankle joint. Also, you should try more supportive shoes with custom mold orthotics.